Things to See & Do Heathrow
There's so much going on in Heathrow
Things to See & Do
Legoland
LEGOLAND Windsor is now closed for the winter but will re-open on 17 March 2007. Coming soon will be a whole new land – Viking Land – with two amazing new rides and lots of exciting, interactive features.
Thorpe Park
Thorpe Park, only 15 minutes from Jurys Inn Heathrow, is one of Britain's favourite family Leisure attractions. Set in 500 acres with over a hundred thrilling attractions. Parents and children alike can have fun without getting bored. Experience the thrill sensations of Detonator, Vortex and Zodiac and new for 2005, try The Slammer, Europe's first sky-swat ride and Rush, the worlds biggest giant speed swing. Special packages available for Summer 2007.
Chessington Park
Chessington World of Adventures, only 20 minutes from Jurys Inn Heathrow, offers something for all the family. As the south's number one theme park, Chessington offers everything from spine-tingling rides like The Vampire, Rattlesnake and the infamous Samurai to the exotic animal encounters in Chessington Zoo and crazy comedy capers in Beanoland. There's fun for all ages, making it a great day out for all the family.
All inclusive packages available for Summer 2007
Windsor Castle
Windsor Castle is one of three official residences of The Queen and has been home to the Sovereign for over 900 years. The Castle is the largest inhabited castle in the world and the oldest in continuous occupation. The imposing towers and battlements of the Castle loom large from every approach to the town, creating one of the world's most spectacular skylines.
Open all year round (specific closure dates may apply)
For more information visit: http://www.windsor.gov.uk/attractions/castle.htm
Central London attractions
All the attractions of central London are just an hour's journey away. For more details, visit our London City Guide
Heathrow Airport Visitor Centre
You can see the planes taking off and landing and find out all about the airport, from its opening in 1946 to the present day.
Open Monday to Sunday 10am-5pm (closed December 25 and 26). Admission is free and there is a free bus from Hatton Cross Station.
